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Spy ‘Game’ {
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[IT in Finance]
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By Muzammil Babar
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# Presented to Professor Bruschi & Professor Rana
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1 Rules Of The Game; {

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4 Players Rounds
5 < 7 players > < 5 rounds in total >
6 < 2 spies > < 5 Players submit one card per
< 5 civilians > round >
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10 Voting Objective
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12 < After each round, players vote < Spies win if they secure 3
out a suspected individual > out of 5 rounds >
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Variable Initialization; {
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6 num_of_players = 7
7 num_spies = 2
8 num_civilians = num_of_players - num_spies
rounds = 5
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num_of_outputs = 1000
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}
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The First Attempt; {
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5 def random_strategy(num_of_players, num_spies, rounds):
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players = ["Player " + str(i + 1) for i in range(num_of_players)]
7 spies = random.sample(players, num_spies)
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9 spies_wins = 0 civilians_wins = 0
10 voted_out = []
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}
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2 Loop for Rounds; {
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5 for round in range(1, rounds + 1):
if round <= 2:
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num_players = 3
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else:
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num_players = 5
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}
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Player Selection + Card Submission; {
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5 playing_players = random.sample(players, num_players)
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submitted_cards = [
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8 0.5)) else "Number"
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]
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}
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Outcome Determination; {
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5 if "Picture" in submitted_cards:
spies_wins += 1
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suspect = random.choice(playing_players)
7 players.remove(suspect)
8 voted_out.append(suspect)
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civilians_wins += 1
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}
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Results {
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Percentage of Spy wins: 39.40%
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8 Percentage of Civilian wins: 60.60%
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}
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Recording Information in history; {
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history.append(
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9 'players': playing_players,
'cards': submitted_cards
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}
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}
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Identifying And Eliminating Suspects; {
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5 intersection_of_spywin_rounds = list(set(player for
history_round in history if "Picture" in history_round['cards'] for
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player in history_round['players']).intersection(playing_players))
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8 if intersection_of_spywin_rounds:
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players.remove(suspect)
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voted_out.append(suspect)
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}
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Results {
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}
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Voting Mechanism; {
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for player in players:
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vote_choices = list(round_playing_players)
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6 # spies will not vote themselves as suspects
7 if player in vote_choices:
8 vote_choices.remove(player)
9 # spies will not vote out the other spies
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11 vote_choices = [x for x in vote_choices if x not in spies]
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votes.append(random.choice(vote_choices))
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2 Counting Votes; {
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5 for vote in votes:
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count_dict[vote] += 1
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10 max_count_vote = max(count_dict, key=count_dict.get)
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Results {
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}
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1 Win % with Each Method

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70.00%
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40.00%
8 Spies
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Random Voting Voting by History Voting Mechanism
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